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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1964

Page

7

Bunning Perfect Game Highlights Father’s Day Celebration

Jim Bunning pitched a perfect game against the Mets on Father’s Day at Shea Stadium, earning a 6 0 victory and a 6 0 first game win for the Phillies, while his family cheers including his 12 year old daughter Barbara and wife Mary. His performance helped Philadelphia widen the NL lead to two games as Rick Wise and Johnny Klippstein combined on a three hitter for the nightcap. Max Lanier, former Cardinal and current Giants minor league manager, celebrated with his son Hal who rapped four hits including his first major league homer in a 7 3 win over St Louis.

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Yankees Take First Place As Sox Flounder In DH

Baseball historian notes June 21 as landmark day as the Yankees, led by Yogi Berra, surge to first in the American League with a 2 1 win over Chicago after an earlier 2 0 victory. Mantle and Howard homer, Stoudford (4 0) notches the win in relief. Sox drop to third, eight percentage points behind. Boston, Detroit, Los Angeles, and Washington win in other AL games.

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Indians Shade Elmira In 15 Eastern League Roundup

United Press International reports a tight Eastern League weekend. Springfield Giants regained top spot by beating the Red Sox in twin games 2-0 and 3-2 as Tommy Arruda hurled a four hitter and drove in a run. Dan Markowski blasted a three-run homer in the sixth in game two for Fran Kasheta’s seventh win. York White Roses routed Williamsport Mets 9-0 with Barry Moore strong on the mound. Kroll and Sinnerud homered. Charleston Indians won in 15 innings 1-0 over Elmira Pioneers.

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Spain Wins European Cup of Nations in Madrid

Spain defeated the Soviet Union 2 to 1 to win the European Cup of Nations before a 120,000 crowd in Madrid. Attendees included Generalissimo Franco and his wife.

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